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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. FACE SIX ---a------tlt-m--""--" Social and Club News . m An n t a e i s soi.k m n i z v. r -of.intprest to thn lriindH f Alius Harriet nroiiRhton and Clarence P.iHh op ia the followins from the Morn ing Orcisonian: Miss Harriit UroiiKhton. Hcrond dauirhtfi- uf .Mrs. Charles J. HiouKlon d Dayton, and Clarence Bishop of Portland were married at Dayton this afternoon in the iireseiti-o of the fam ilies and a few lifelonK friends of the couple. Itev. W. C. lillmore of the CoiiBi-esational churcli of Dayton read the service. The bride was attended by her sisters, .Misses Helen and Frances Hroushton. anil Mr. liishop was accompanied by his brother, C. 11. nishop of 1'endleton. A -wedidnK reeeptloji was Riven at the Brotitfhton home following the ceremony, about 2U0 Kuests atlendinK. The couple will spend their honey moon at Victoria and will In: at home after .November 1 at the Ambassador apartments nt Cortland. In the receiving- line at the recep tion with Mrs. BrouKhton and Mr. ane Mrs. Bishop were Mr. and Mrs. C. I1. Bishop of Salun, parents of Mr. ifish op; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wroughton, Jr.; Misses Helen and t Trances Broughton and C. R. Bishop of Pen dletop. Assisting In entertaining were Mi s. A. A. Monnett, Mrs. W. A. Frayr , Tuttle, h's sister, Mrs. S. K. White; i.m Jsi rl Davis or Dayton !tno iosnoi 1.. n. viios. uran vii.mi-i, 'and Mrs. Portland. I Lathrop, Dean and Mis. William Me- 1'oi tland I Cormaek of 1.0s AliK"les, and Miss Ida Mis clarence (iucrnscy f t M.-j I.T U' ftlWI'IlHCV Of no'ured coffee Mis. K..1I. Van Patten Boyd and Mrs. Norboi lie Berkeley of served ices, and elites were s.rrved by , JVm'Mon. The guests were asked ... n. ........ iru inrle (lillls 1 especially to meet Airs. John Hailey, and Miss Krncstine Peabody. a, iiw. ,iit.ot'-li,wn cuests were ''""" -- , !w.h....l ... u.,1, I ,.!, i k.-u T it iwtm-vm.'in a i ........ aiei ,. , , . ...,, ,,...ii ,. Donald Spencer of i-ori- ' " " Klein-' oer .ns. nil 1 s jt'ini. .mihim'; lii- nil,i guests wno caneo were a nanuier oi j also nf Pendleton, who at one time was a pupil of liishop Tattle's church and ilso attended Mr. Mr. and Mrs. I .Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard ,'. -p tlrll Dr. . , .', ........ v ;the pupils .who had attended the St. ,,v.!M,..'vln0 and Miss WhiU' nnu- ';oyd ' table was in charge of Mrs. Thomas Id. Hailey, Mrs. Frederick K. .Indil, 1 Mrs. Jooolyn Foulkes and Mrs. X, F. ind Miss Walla. Walla and Carl Cabrielson of Salem. The bride Is a graduate of Annie Wright seminary of Tacoma and ol Smith college. She is a director of the Drotigliton National bank. Mr. Bishop is a graduate of the uni versity of Oregon. He Is pres'dent of the wool, n mills at Washougal and Kareka. Cal., and vlce-ilesident of till; woolen mill at Pendleton. KF.CKPTION IS i!'V!-:: A largo reception was given on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. .Jackson. The affair was given in honor of Bishop Daniel S. when were the jj tor Round-Up Week We Are Showing NEW SUITS NEW COATS NEW DRESSES NEW BLOUSES Extra Special Values, Latest Modes. Prices Are Very Moderate. Your Inspection Invited. HOPF'S Formerly The Thomas Shop if s Good Taste IN STATIONERY " It is an error of judgment to use inferior paper in your correspondence. It's a poor compliment to the person to whom you are writing. Fine writing paper, in plain and fancy boxes, can be had here at very little cost and prove far more serviceable and pleasing and dignifying than the so-called cheaper grades. THOMPSON'S DRUG STORE Try th drug store firt" Phone 520 Pendleton, Oregon We give S. & II. Green Stamps. 2 5 i Despatn. Assisting about the rooms were ;he Misses .Mildred Berkeley nf Pendleton, and Miss Ida K. Womnek. Vorning Orconian. AT M'CFLI.KV HOMK. Jane Burns Albeit, whose charm, lng voice has won favorable com ment among those who were at Hap py Canyon last nlxht, l: at the A. I. McCulley home. She N possessed of a high soprano voice of great range and her singing proved a de light last evening. She sang. "Oh Wandering One" and "Voo Hoo." In a, Vnllliant cowgirl costume, she was un attractive picture. GUKSTS AT SAU.VDFRS HOME. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Saunders have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins and.lhelr little daughter. Lulu Kvelyn, of Kklnh. Mrs. Jenkins, for merly Miss Daisy Join s, formerly at tended school in Pendleton. j MItS. Htm ROUGHS ItETURNS Mrs. Benjamin S. Burroughs re turned this jnornlng from Portland where she attended the general con-1 ventioii of the Episcopal church. She visiifd Mrs. Nellie Gates Williams. GUKSTS IX PENDLETON. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I.aing, form er Pendleton pcoi, are here for the Hound-Up. They now reside in Spokane. This Is the first time they have ever seen the Itound-Up. GUKSTS AT THOMPSON HOME Guests of Miss Helen Thompson and Miss Catherine Thompson tire Miss Marlon Scott, of Everett, Miss Mar Jorle Gilbert of Astoria, Roland France and Bob Williams, of Seattle. GUESTS IN PENDLETON'. Mr. and Mis. Irving Bradford of Fresno, California, are guests at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McLeod. QUESTS FROM PORTLAND, Mr. and Mis. Henry Wagner, Jr., and Henry Wagner, Sr., are guests of Lyman Rice for the Round-Up. GUEST AT CARTER HOME Mrs. Verna Alexander, formerly of Pendleton, now cf Seattle, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter. MOVE TO RESIDENCE Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mayherry are now domiciled at their new residence, -12 North Main street. HERE FOR ROUND-UP. .Mrs. G. W. Simpson of Portland is the guest of .Mr. and Mrs. E. W. .Mcl 'oinas. GUEST OK MRS. STURGIS. Mrs. James II. Sturgis has as her house guest .Mis. Harry K. Brooks, of Bend. WELCOME Auto Tourists, Visitors to the Round-Up and the People of Pendleton and Umatilla County. We want you to visit our store wnile in Pen-' clleton, come in and gt acquainted, use our of fice if you want to write a letter, if you are tired come in and rest, make our store your headquarters, we welcome you to Pendleton. Store closed each day of Round-Up at 12 noon. Open each evenings at 5 p. m. "More Than a Little Better Groceries at Right Prices." 5 jBfJ'iiAi 5 5 A0. -"r vsfry$ SYoyr salads arc'no Letter than the oil you use. And there is no finer olive oil in the world than v OLD M ONK OLIVE OIL "From Perfect Olives Ask Your Grocer Today Gray Bros. Grocery Co. Three Phones 28. Only One Quality, the Best TUP I ITII.ITY COUPE is the leader in the two passenger coupe field. Fishei body with wide, roomy seat, real upholstery, extra wide doors, non-rattle windows, sun visor, door locks, gas tank in the rear in fact every equipment that is found in cars costing manv times the cost of the Chevrolet is incorpor ated in the Utility Coupe. Cord tires standard equipment. FOR ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION Trombley Motor Co. 809 Garden Philippines May Yield Gold and Platinum in Big Quantity, Belief WEDDING HELD. Miss Bessie May Jones and Don ald J. Arkell, both of Nolin, were united in marriuge yesterday after noon at the First Christian church, W. A. Oressnuin officiating. Miss Thelma Wyatt and llicnara jones, a brother of the groom, were at tendants at tho wedding. The young couple will make their homo at lin. , '(HOME DEMONSTRATION IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES No- GUESTS FROM ILLINOIS. Mr. and Mrs. Frank .ieinz, oi Karlvlllc, Illinois, are guests of Mrs. Meinz aunt, Mrs. Charles Bonney. Mrs. Meinz formerly resided here and will be remembered as Miss Helen Wiley. GUFSTS OF MRS. S II HUMAN. Mrs. John If. .Sherman has as her miests her uareuts, Mr. and Mrs. James Kugberg. of Condon, and .Maude Butcher, of Astoria, Mrs. 'COURTESY SCHOOL' FOR COPS IS ESTABLISHED The day's meals are more pal- atable if some of the day's fuel is supplied by foods rich in su- sar. Avoid too much highly- sweetened food, since it destroys the desire for less h'Khly-f lavor : ed but more necessary food. I Foods containing sunar are: '. stveet fruits, vegetables, desserts, honey, molasses and sirups, su- ' par. A part of the day's fuel is f always supplied by foods rich in a substance called protein, lne body needs protniii because of its value as a building material. The enemy that it furnishes may be regarded as it by-product., An adult should regulate the amount of food byhe work he Is doinK. i'.1 o., if he is hoeing corn he will he using more energy than if he is sitting quiety In an office, and therefore, will need more food to supply this energy. If you weigh more than you should, it is an indication that you are taking .more food than your body needs for the work you do. V. D. ' MANILA, Sept. 21. Will the Phil ppines yield both oil and platinum as a result of explorations aim m" now being carried on. for the first time by iniiple capital? In samples from placer mining at Lianga, Suria go, Mindanao, the Bureau of Science found 68 per cent platinum and 6 pel cent gold. But compared to the num ber of ' yards of material passed i through the dredge, the platinum re icovery was small. A thorough survey is to be made for the owners, Persian capitalists of Hong Kong, to ascertain I whether or not tho platinum is in pay ing quantities. i Platinum is widespread in the Phii- ippines. and Mindanao, where this lat est find is made, is only a channel's ! distance from Borneo, the second most Important platinum field In the i world. Until 1X3 aniners of Borneo ! tossed the platinum away as worthless, : debased metal. Up to date it has not, been found in paying quantities in the I Philippines, but it would surprise no one if pay deposits were found. As to the oil, the Standard Com- 'pany keeps on with Its wildcatting on liondoc Peninsula. Southern Tayabas, ,and has alsb "acquired properties In !l.eyete, considered now to be as much better field. The latest well at lion doe has indicated both oil and gas, hut seemingly not concentrated. Other wealthy American companies have an eye on the work of the Standard Oil Company, which operates here as the Richmond Petroleum Company, sub sidiary of the Standard Oil Company of California. , . -j- FARE LOST ON IMPORTED" BRIDE WHO WED ANOTHER RAND 11A1MDS, Mich., Sept. 2J. Thomas Stol totcs can not recover the money which he advanced Mrs. Sofie Theodore for iter passage, here from Europe. Justice Harry :U Creswell Stotfotes sued Mrs. iiiiwuiri.., lie advanced her sieumMi'i' passage here. Bmi-uaio. " w hen she arrived. ruled. alleging QuicMy Conquers Constipation Don't let constipation poison your blood nnri curtail vour energy. If your liver an J bowels don't work prop- erly taxe (title Liver JP! !MI la today Jt , n A vnitf rouble will ease. For d!zzine3, lack of appetite, .eadache and blotchy akin nothing can equal them. Purely vegetaWft Small Pill Small Doto Small Price CARTER'S IITTLE IXEff? PILLS CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 20. Be cause of complaints made regarding the manner used by traffic and other nolicemen. In their dealing with the general public Safety Director Charles! K. Tudor has announced that lie :s ' . number of other prominent mem consideiiug the establishment of a im.,.s f itnd,.ton'.s guests are Dr. C. "courtesy school" for policemen. j n Tii.iolt of Broadway Building. Dr. J. "Some members if the force need to he helped over the Idea that per sons they address must be treated as i potential criminals," he said. THE TABLE SUPPLY will be a real Mecca for every com modity on the market during the Round-Up. We close during the show. THE TABLE SUPPLY CASH STORE 739 Main Street Phon 187 CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR Proprietor!. CTSi fvL. iosir everyone has occasional interruptions or unfbrseen delay on bak ing days, but t,he house wife who uses Crescent Baking Powder will not worry. She will have light, melt-in-your-mouth biscuits, mu ffins, and cake because Crescent combines the two leavening units that insure good results under variable circumstances. From any grocer Crescent Manufacturing Company Seattle, Washington Crescent REFUSES $2,000 STOCK FOR PREHISTORIC TOOTH R1C1IWOOD. W. Va., Sept. 21. An exhibit placed on display In a front window of a drug store here is attract ing considerable, attention. It is a molar tooth, six inches long and four inches wide, supposed to have been a tooth of a prehistoric mastodon. It is owned by O. V. Lawson, of Donald. It was originally found ten years ago gy Willis Milam in the waters of IVl ky River, in Jackson county. He traded it away for a plug of tuba.cco. Mr. Iiwson says he recently refused a noffcr of $.000 in oil stock for it. W. .Morrow and wife and the Rever end McCaughey, better known as the "BucKsk.'n Sky I'ilot." Mrs. Lou Civen and daughter Lots of Im Grande are visitors in 1'endleton tor the Rniiud-rp. Mrs. Oiven and I.ois are going on to Portland in the I morning, where Mr. Given is confined in the hospital. HilFfi-Jiti'Wilit Coming to Pendleton DR. MELLENTHIN hi Mii.i.ii with kovno-ip ui;m (Continued from page 5.) RDoeugh i Qurrn Tht'lma Tlirmrson wears rt !:'n ippv cowgirl outfit of whitt friiiprd hiH'ksKin, topped with a ohiok liravrr. With her are. her four mauls, Miss Allruleen K roKins of li clramle. Miss Je-syie Prtiniheller, of V;l!ti Walla, Miss Jean keime of Portland ami Miss Helen Thompson of IViull-- ton. AH are in the colorful cobLnmos typical of the cowgirl. The IVrtliiinI 1 !:.5 SpccinI sinrors sane h numlier of selectiont. ;t ihfl openins of the show ami tt -i tounJ of applause. AVnlt .Tenknis. t official song hirtl of the PoiMnml carnv.in, ami ,?:irk Henderson f the Port la ml TJons" elnh, general soup leafier, wish to ;ol! thoir wonl tht the are maklnf; rendition sing today. i tf note in tho ranks nf rorllaiul"s merrhants ho are vtsitinir heir are! Arthur .lolm.Htttii, piestdent of the ! I'offee flip I.nneh Kooms and Cafe terns u ho is commissary nf tlie Worhl's Fair Special; JoO Otinne, of the Maxelw ooil. who is rt-pcrttcl to hae hs his shot-s mi route, ant! Matt Kelly of Kelly's, the Olmpiun t'lyar and camly store. SPECIALIST Internal Medicine for Ue lust eleven yours. IHKS XOT OPK11AT10 M ill Ik- at BUY YOUR TABLE SUPPLIES NOW FOR ROUND-UP Round-Up time is no time to be ordering groceries, especially groceries that take a lot of cooking. Put in a supply of good, wholesome canned and prepared foods. Do your baking now. Get everything ready for your table. ORDER EARLY! Pendleton Trading Company Phone 455 3 Uf- 'The Sign of Serrlo QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION "If It's On the Market We Have It" HOTEL DORION (Formerly St. George) Wednesday and Thursday,;, October 4th and oth. OHioc lluuxc it) a. in. to 4 1. m. TWO 1VS ONLY ' t hjirso Tor CoiiMilintiou c 3 A I;rce number of I'ottland and Multnomah oifieiids arc hne with tlie earaxan. 1 tht-ri11 arf i eity com mi S K-ideen. daded hy Mayor ti advlitton John W siom-r of Portland. M nit roniiih ct:nt anissitijH roniniiss:tii DRS. BOYDEN & BRENNAN Hi iioi d f r.a S'u:c .'r Pmldie.j? t rrw ,ii:aitrr? o"rr Trh phone ottic. Mum:, v'hai les j i-OTU- 4-ourity wv.no, ; d pat t-lav,- hein mil J. II. KanKin. . t -t ieet. Kr tr.k I: ; m.in.iCtT i the f.'insn tiade niri'.i. ch itijU r ot" t-omni'iit' Hosjian" and wJf- Mr. Mctuu p!vitl nt 4f the poiLuind !;mld n' its S'Ciatmn tin t;:dtn; firm of its kind m IV: :land; John I", liish y luilit'n nsanaser of I!roail ay I'Hililm?. ai Pr. Mellenthin is a rrgular graduate in medic'ne and nurp ry nud i li-. ensed ly the state of Oregon. He visits ptcfession..lly the more import- 1 ant town: and cities and offers to all iwho call on this trip freo consultation. t xcpt the vx case of treatment when ! desired. j According to his method of treat fmcnt he does not operate for chronic appendicit s. Rail stir.es. Tiicers oi" 'stomach, tonsils or adeno ds. I He has to his rred t wonderful re- j suits in diseases of the s;onrioh, liver. ; ho we Is. blood. jkin. nerves, heart. Kid ! nev. bladder, bed wetting, catarrh. ulctr? J'tid rectal ailmenis. If you have been aior.jc for any, 1-nmh of tin:e and do nd k t any lnt-( ter. do nut fail to eaU.as impr.perj nio:isiT'S lather thin disease are r , ften the cause vf vur long standiiK. trnllt. , Prntemlx-r nboe d1?. that consul tation en thN tr;:w.I! be f -- ana That bis treatment is different. , Mairnd omen must be uceompan- ted by thetr hnsNu.ds. tiling ..k i.iontii hj net, juiiiuc - ii n i i in ml :1V K-g, i Always bear in nind that our line of overstaffed Fur niture is guaranteed merchandise, built for our store. Wc know they are made right and priced right. You will find a new suite, just received on display in our window. . D. FORCE Lightning: Artist, will be with us daring this week. With each 55, S10, $50 purchase we will give a geim ine oil painting free. Don't fail to sec him work in our window. iCrawford Furniture Co. Your Credit is Gooi Your Old Furniture Taken in Exchange for New 13 E. Oemrt Stmt ITxw rrMirtna nr it ' yv .v. frafnrw i t: H i i iwifi pt esid til -t tiu sfau ( (cUnatioa of labor.